Three nights in to the Albert Hall run and the band is cooking and the earlier sound problems are sorted.  Eric continued to rotate songs from across his repertoire and clearly enjoys feeding off his highly talented band members. Special mention this night goes to drummer Steve Jordan who balanced high energy snare and tom tom bashing with subtle brush work and rim-shots. And has there ever been a better rhythm section wing man than Willie Weeks, who stands tight on Steve's left watching the bass pedal and adding fills and runs to complement each song perfectly. During the Albert Hall run, Where's Eric!

Watch it here! Bushbranch Records in conjuntion with Surfdog and Polydor has released a "lyric video" for Eric Clapton's "Every Little Thing" from his most recent CD, Old Sock. 

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Eric Clapton & His Band returned to the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday 18 May for night two of a seven night residency. Shows happen through 26 May. Gary Clark Jr. is support. Mike from Milton Keynes described the show for Where's Eric!: "The set list was interesting with too many highlights to identify although the standouts for me were "Got to Get Better", "Blues Power," "Sheriff" and a mind blowing version of "Little Queen of Spades" with incredible solos by Chris and Doyle as well as Eric which brought the house down.